This month FOI presented the SERSing project at the annual CBRNE-days in Sweden. Civilian and military interest was high. Find out more about SERSing here: sersing.eu #SERS #CBRNE

In October SERSing had its annual review meeting. Reviewers Spyridon Kintzios and Roberto Mugavero attended along with the project officer and provided valuable feedback, stating that the project has delivered exceptional results so far! Thank you to everyone for your hard work!

Last week Kissia Batista Ferreira attended the 10th Journey of Young Chemistry and Physics Researchers from Aragon symposium, allowing young researchers to share their work! Kissia presented a poster on Core-Shell Plasmonic Nanostructures for label free SERS Detection of Neurotoxic Gases.

We've just released a new project video that provides an introduction to SERSing, our groundbreaking project that aims to produce a handheld device to detect chemical hazards anywhere. 🎬👀 Watch the video and learn more about our work at SERSing here: sersing.eu

💡 Our recent Bench Top Exercise in Umeå, Sweden (18-20 Sept 2023) marked a milestone. Organized by FOI, Försvarsmakten, and @SkyddC, the tests showcased cutting-edge tech—handheld Raman + SERS. Real threat chemicals, immersive scenarios. #ChemicalDetection #Innovation

🚀 Last November, our team member Kissia Ferreira presented SERSING’s innovative research on detecting Sarin and other Chemical Warfare Agents in the air at IBERNAM-CMC2. Her presentation is now online! 📺 sersing.eu/detecting-sari…

🎁 ...and that’s a wrap! Our final #SERSing consortium meeting ends successfully. A packed agenda covered all work packages ranging SERS substrate development, and AI-driven statistical analysis, to a handheld Raman spectrometer for first responders. Thanks to all who attended!

❗ #SERSing is featured in EU Research’s Summer 2024 issue! 🌍 EU Research disseminates science to major sectors globally. In this issue, SERSing showcases our portable device for detecting chemical hazards using AI. 🔬 Read here: sersing.eu/sersing-featur…